Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1887-11-02
LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.

LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS.
Enjoy ifsby shaving with Ald1ich.
Stationery, blank books, ETC., at Max
Fishel's.
Finest apples in the market at Arnold
& Meyers.
Hay creek coal isselling in Deadwood
at $13 per ton.
Try that excellent select beer, kept
only by Fritz Ammon.
Read Fl. Stein & Co.'S card in another
column, the popular druggists.
Mrs. A. McKensie has leased the
Arcade restaurant on Main street.
"Fancy drink" wall cards Of all kinds
in stock at the ADVERTISER office.
Triple strength wine vinegar at
FRANKLIN, BAER & BLATT's.
Milwaukee keg beer only s Cents per
glass at Fritz Ammonis.
A man cannot tell how much dollar
will buy until he has seen Arneld &
Meyer.
Preaching each Sunday evening at
the Methodist church. Sunday school
at 2 p. m.
A good audience greeted the new
pastor, Rev. e. G. Warren, ef,the NJ. e.
church, last Sunday evening.
G. W. Ladd occupies an apartment in
Cornwell's new building with his stock Of
pumps, plumbers supplies, etc.
O'Neill Bros. received car load Of
hogs from Nebraska Friday. 1t was a
fine bunch of porkers, averaging 247.
Sneak thieves broke into John Dolan's
cellar at his residence Friday night and
stole quantity of preserves and jellies.
Get your tonsorial work done with
Aldrich, where frst-class workmen are
employed. Towels are clean, razors
sharp, and lather made with soft warm
water.
Carpenters and laborers are in great
demand. The present force have all the
work that can be done before cold
weather begins.
Mr.. Cornwoll has moved into his new
building with his stock -sf furniture.
The building is the finest frame bust
ness house in Sturgis.
M. NJ. Wright is carrying the Fort
Meade mail at present. through tenn
porary arrangement with the North
western stage company.
A quilting bee was held at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Dunham Monday afternoon,
and in the evening the young folks
enjoyed dance after their days work.
A choice selection Of fall and winter
apples are found at Arnold & Meyers.
A bridge carpenter working for Des-
parois, committed suicide at Chadroa
Thursday by shooting himself. Ill lihealth
is attributed as the cause of the deed.
E. Fl. Springer was in town yesterday,
telling snake stories. His nephew and
two other gentlemen killed twenty seven
rattlesnakes Saturday near Jacob Sellers
ranch.
In the future the Sturgis postofice
will be open on Sunday from ID 80 to
1:3O. The change is made on account
of the change in the time of the arrival
of mails.
H. Wyttenbach has leased Mr.. Far
ley's old quarters on Main street, and
will occupy them in few days, with
the wholesale liquor establishment .af
Treber & Co.
John Manning was detained in Dead
wood all Of last week by the serious
illness of his little daughter. Mrs. Man
ming was also quite sick, but both are
now convalescent.
Mr.. Ash has samples of building stone
on exhibition ut the bank corner. He
has mountain of the material, and next
week the ADVERTISER will give the
matter considerable attention.
The ADVERTISER is under obligations
to the Globe Coffee house for oyster
stews and several dozen raw, as appetite
ers. The boys know how to dish up the
seductive oyster to their customers.
J. w. Telford will open a sample
room in short time in the building he
is at present occupying with his auction
stock of furniture and household goods.
He will fit up fine suite Of club rooms.
That excellent Bavarian beer is always
on tap at Fritz Ammon's.
George Heidbrink sprained his right
leg quite severely the other day by
jumping from the construction train
while it was in motion. George has
learned that moving train has very
little regard for mans feelings.
G. B. Farwell is up from AlkdIi, and
reports o bad fire on Monday morning
that started near Doc Wilson's, on the
divide. It came slow at first, but soon
the wind drove it down furiously to the
ranches Of Messrs. Knepper, Cox and
Duke, but the neighbors came to the
rescue and by hard fighting saved them.
Knepper had good fire guard plowed
or be would quito likely lost al.